Corcovado Overnight Boat-In, Hike-Out (Sirena to La Leona)

Discover Corcovado on a two-day adventure with coastal boat transfers, guided rainforest hikes, an overnight stay at Sirena Station, and a scenic trek to La Leona. Learn about wildlife, conservation, and the park’s unique ecosystems with a certified naturalist guide.See more

Discover Corcovado on a two-day adventure with coastal boat transfers, guided rainforest hikes, an overnight stay at Sirena Station, and a scenic trek to La Leona. Learn about wildlife, conservation, and the park’s unique ecosystems with a certified naturalist guide.

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Duration

2 Day(s) 1 Night(s) Days

Group Size

2 a 6 pax

Language

Spanish / English

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Highlights

✓ Enter Corcovado by boat and exit on foot through one of the park's most spectacular routes

✓ Overnight stay at Sirena Ranger Station

✓ Complete the iconic Sirena to La Leona trek through rainforest, remote beaches, and river crossings

✓ Explore diverse ecosystems with a certified naturalist guide

✓ Excellent opportunities for wildlife observation throughout the journey

✓ Corcovado's ultimate wilderness expedition for adventurous travelers

Note: Tour prices vary according to group size. Contact us directly to check availability and receive the best rate for your group.

Include/Exclude

  • Boat transportation to Sirena Station
  • Certified bilingual naturalist guide
  • Corcovado National Park entrance fees and overnight permit
  • Meals: Day 1 (lunch, dinner), Day 2 (breakfast)
  • Accommodation in bunk beds at Sirena Station
  • 4×4 ground transportation from Carate to Puerto Jiménez
  • Snacks or food to take on the trail
  • Drinking water
  • Tips for the guide

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2 Days Two-Day Itinerary — Boat-In, Hike-Out (Sirena to La Leona)
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Frequently Asked Questions

How far in advance should I book my reservation?
The safest way to guarantee a permit for Corcovado National Park is to book at least one month in advance, as daily visitor spaces are limited. If you’re planning your trip with less notice, contact us as soon as possible so we can check current availability.
Do you guarantee wildlife sightings in the park?
Corcovado is one of the most biodiverse places on the planet, and our certified naturalist guides have extensive experience in spotting wildlife. However, we cannot guarantee sightings of any specific species, as this experience takes place in a completely natural environment where animals are free and their behavior cannot be controlled. We encourage visitors to enjoy the tour with an open and receptive attitude toward whatever nature chooses to reveal; this way, every encounter becomes an authentic and special surprise.
Are there any age or fitness restrictions?
This experience can be adjusted to each participant’s needs. If you are traveling with children or individuals who require special attention, we recommend choosing the private tour option, as it offers greater comfort for the visitor and allows the guide to provide more personalized attention. Important: This activity is not recommended for people with back injuries or trauma, nor for those who are sensitive to or fearful of boat travel, as the ride can be a bit rough.
What happens if it rains?
The adventure continues even in the rain. If weather conditions become unfavorable, we may temporarily pause the activity until conditions improve. However, rain in this area is often intermittent and seasonal. We recommend that visitors bring their own rain poncho and protection for electronic devices.
What are the park rules?
In Corcovado National Park, it is strictly forbidden to: 🍺 Enter under the influence of alcohol or carry/consume drugs. 🧺 Have picnics; bringing food into Sirena is not allowed. 🐾 Enter with domestic animals or pets. ♻️ Carry single-use plastics. 🪨 Remove rocks, plants, or any natural resources. 🚶 Leave marked trails or enter restricted areas. 🚭 Smoke (Law No. 9028). 🗑️ Litter. 🌊 Swim at the park’s beaches due to strong currents. 🦜 Touch, feed, or harass wildlife. 🌙 Take night walks. 🔫 Bring weapons into the park. Respecting these rules is essential to protect this unique ecosystem and ensure the safety of all visitors.

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